Can I run my WFCO output to a REDARC BCDC?
My 2019 Brookstone 395RL currently has a: WFCO WF-9875 75 AMP POWER DECKMOUNT CONVERTER - 55-4708 I'm in the process of adding a REDARC BCDC1240D... and running #2 AWG from my 2019 F-350 DRW's batt...
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While the Redarc install instructions don’t directly address the multiple charging devices that could exist in an RV, they do state that the Redarc input wire should be connected to an appropriately sized wire going to the truck’s battery (not the alternator), and the output should be connected directly to the auxiliary battery it will be charging, and as close as possible to it. That’s how I installed mine.
Also, the OP’s Redarc model and the 25 amp version I’m using have a built-in MPPT solar controller and a separate input wire for the panels.
Sorry for being redundant 2112, we were posting at the same time :)
“What’s not to like?”
Just the price! :B
:):)
Also, the OP’s Redarc model and the 25 amp version I’m using have a built-in MPPT solar controller and a separate input wire for the panels.
Sorry for being redundant 2112, we were posting at the same time :)
“What’s not to like?”
Just the price! :B
:):)
